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List of historical Major League Baseball television broadcasters

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TeamStationsYearsPay TVYears
Baltimore OriolesWMAR 2 (CBS)/WJZ 13 (ABC)2
WMAR 2 (CBS)/WBAL 11 (NBC)/WJZ 13 (ABC)2
WJZ 13 (ABC/CBS)2
WBAL 11 (NBC)
WMAR 2 (CBS/NBC)
WNUV 54 (WB)
1954
1955-1957
1958-1961;1964-1978;19942017
1962-1963
1979-1993
2001-2006

Super TV
Home Team Sports
Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic
Mid-Atlantic Sports Network

1982-1983
1984-2001
2001-2006
2007-present

Boston Red SoxWBZ 4 (NBC)2/WNAC 7 (CBS; later WHDH)
WBZ 4 (NBC)2
WHDH 5 (ABC/CBS)
WBZ 4 (NBC/CBS)2
WSBK 38 (Ind/UPN)5
WABU 68 (Ind; later WBPX)
WLVI 56 (WB)
WFXT 25 (Fox)
WHDH 7 (Ind)
1948-1954
1955-1957
1958-1971
1972-1974;2003 (a handful of games)
1975-1995;2003-2005
1996-1998
1999
2000-2002;2018-2019 (A couple of Weekday spring training games)
2025-present (4 Spring Training Games)
New England Sports Network1984-present
Chicago White SoxWGN 9 (CBS/Dumont/Ind/WB/CW)5
WFLD 32 (Ind/Fox)3
WSNS 44 (Ind)
WCIU 26 (Ind)
WPWR 50 (MNTV)
Chicago Sports Network (Ind)
19481967;1981;19902019
19681972;1982-1989
19731980
20002014
20152016
2025-present

SportsChannel Chicago
Sportsvision (PPV)
ON TV (PPV)
Sportsvision (basic cable)
SportsChannel Chicago
Fox Sports Chicago
Comcast SportsNet Chicago
NBC Sports Chicago

1981
1982-1985
1984-1985
1986-1989
1989-1997
1998-2004
2005-2017
2018-2024

Cleveland GuardiansWEWS 5 (CBS)
WXEL 8 (Dumont; later WJW)
WEWS 5 (ABC)
WJW 8 (CBS; later WJKW circa1977-1979)
WUAB 43 (Ind/UPN)
WKYC 3 (NBC)
1948-1949
1950-1955
1956-1960
1961-1979
1980-2001
2006–2020's

Sports Time(not in Cleveland metro)
SportsChannel Ohio
Fox Sports Ohio
SportsTime Ohio
Bally Sports Great Lakes

1984
1990-1997
1998-2005
2006-2020
2021-present

Detroit TigersWDIV 4 (NBC; formerly WWJ-TV)
WJBK 2 (CBS/Fox)3
WKBD 50 (UPN)5
WDWB 20 (WB; later WMYD)
1948-1952;1975-1994
1953-1974;2007;2014–present
1995-2004
2006

ON TV
Pro-Am Sports System
Fox Sports Detroit
Bally Sports Detroit

1981-1982
1984-1997
1998-2020
2021-present

Houston AstrosKTRK 13 (ABC)1
KPRC 2 (NBC)
KHTV 39 (Ind; later KIAH)5
KRIV 26(Ind)3
KTXH 20 (Ind/UPN/MNTV)
KNWS 51 (Ind)
KUBE 57 (Ind)
1962-1972
19731976
19771978 (withKPRC 2 on Sundays)
19791982
19831997;20082012
19982007
2013–mid 2010's

Home Sports Entertainment
Prime Sports Southwest
Fox Sports Southwest
Fox Sports Houston
Comcast SportsNet Houston
Root Sports Southwest
AT&T SportsNet Southwest
Space City Home Network

1983-1994
1994-1996
1997-2008
2009-2012
2013-2014
2015-2017
2017-2023
2024-present

Kansas City RoyalsKMBC 9 (ABC)
KBMA 41 (Ind; later KSHB)5
WDAF 4 (NBC)
KSMO 62 (Ind/UPN)
KMBC 9 (ABC)/KCWE 29 (UPN)
KMCI 38 (Ind; Opening Day and Sunday away games)
1969-1971
1972-1979
1980-1991
1992-1997
1998-2002
2003-2007

Sports Time
Fox Sports Rocky Mountain
Royals Sports Television Network
Fox Sports Kansas City
Bally Sports Kansas City

1984
1997-2002
2003-2007
2008-2020
2021-present

Los Angeles AngelsKCAL 9 (Ind; formerly KHJ)
KTLA 5 (Ind/WB)5
KPXN 30 (Pax)/KDOC 56 (Ind)
KCOP 13 (UPN/MNTV)
1961-1963;1996-2005
1964-1995
2004
2006-2019

ON TV
SelecTV
Z Channel
SportsChannel Los Angeles
Prime Ticket
Prime Sports West
Fox Sports West
Bally Sports West

1977-1984
1985-1987
1988-1989
1989-1992
1993-1994
1995-1996
1997-2020
2021-present

Minnesota TwinsWTCN 11 (Ind; later KARE)
WCCO 4 (CBS)2
KMSP 9 (Ind/Fox/UPN)35
WFTC 29 (Ind/UPN/MNTV)
KLGT 23 (Ind/WB; later WUCW)
KSTC 45 (Ind)
1961-1972;1975-1978
1973-1974;1989-1997
1979-1988;1998-2002
1990-1993;2005-2010
1994-1997
2003-2004

Spectrum
Midwest Communications (PPV)
Midwest Sports Channel
Fox Sports North
Victory Sports One
Bally Sports North

1983-1985
1987-1988
1989-2000
2001-2020
2004
2021-present

New York YankeesW2XBS, (NBC; later WNBT, now WNBC)4
WABD 5 (Dumont/Fox; later WNYW)3
WPIX 11 (Ind/WB/CW)5
WCBS 2 (CBS)2
WWOR 9 (UPN/MNTV)5
1939-1945
1946-1950;1999-2001
1951-1998;2015-2021
1965 (withWPIX 11);2002-2004
2005-2014

SportsChannel New York
MSG Network
YES Network
Amazon Prime Video (Yankees home market only)

1979-1988
1989-2001
2002–present
2021-present

Oakland AthleticsKBHK-TV 44 (Ind/UPN; later KBCW)
KTVU 2 (Ind)35
KPIX 5 (CBS)2
KRON 4 (NBC)
KICU 36 (Ind)
KOFY 20 (Ind)
1968-1972;1992-1996
1973-1974
1975-1981;1985-1992
19931998
19992008
2013–present

SportsChannel Bay Area
SportsChannel Pacific
Fox Sports Bay Area
Comcast SportsNet Bay Area
Comcast SportsNet California
NBC Sports California

1990-1991
1991-1997
1998-2007
2008
2009-2016
2017-present

Seattle MarinersKING 5 (NBC)
KSTW 11 (Ind/UPN/CW)5
KIRO 7 (CBS/UPN)
KAYU 28 (Fox; Spokane)
KXLY 4 (ABC; Spokane)
KONG 16 (Ind)
1977-1980
1981-1985;1989-1993;1999;2003-2007
1986-1988;1992;1994-2002
1990
1991
2014–present

Prime Sports Northwest
Fox Sports Northwest
Root Sports Northwest

1994-1996
1997-2010
2011-present

Tampa Bay RaysWWWB 32 (WB/Ind; later WMOR)/WTSP 10 (CBS; Sundays)
WXPX 66 (Pax/I/Ion)
WTOG 44 (CW)
1998-2002
2003-2008
2014–present

SportsChannel Florida
Fox Sports Florida
Fox Sports Sun
Bally Sports Sun

1998-1999
2000-2010
2009-2020
2021-present

Texas RangersKDTV/KXTX 39 (Ind/WB)
KDFW 4 (CBS/Fox)3
KXAS 5 (NBC)4
KTVT 11(Ind)25
KDFI 27 (Ind/MNTV)
KTXA 21 (Ind)
1972;1995-2000
1973;2001-2009
19741983;1995-2000
1984-1994
2001-2009
2010–present

VEU
Home Sports Entertainment
Fox Sports Southwest
Bally Sports Southwest

1982
1983-1996
1997-2020
2021-present

Toronto Blue JaysCFTO 9
CTV
BBS
CBLT 5/CBC
CITY 57
CBLFT 25 (French)
CJMT 69 (Tagalog)
19771996
1977-1991
1992-1996
1992-2002;2007-2008
2008 (Preseason only);2015–present (select games)
1979
2013–present (Sundays)

The Sports Network
Sportsnet

1985-2009
1999–present

National League

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TeamStationsYearsPay TVYears
Arizona DiamondbacksKTVK 3 (Ind)
KDRX 48 (later KDPH-LP)
KASW 61 (WB)
KPHE-LD 44
1998-2007
1998 (Spanish)
2003 (East Coast road games)
2007 (Spanish)

Fox Sports Arizona
Bally Sports Arizona
MLB Local Media
(distributed to cable providers and MLB.tv)

1998-2020
2021-2023
2023–present

Atlanta BravesWSB 2 (NBC)
WTCG 17 (Ind; later WTBS, nowWPCH)5
1966-1971
1972-2011

SportsSouth
Fox Sports South
Bally Sports South
Turner South
SportsSouth
Fox Sports Southeast
Bally Sports Southeast

1991-2006
2007-2020
2021-present
2000-2006
2007-2015
2015-2020
2021–present

Chicago CubsWGN 9 (CBS/DuMont/Ind/WB/CW)
WCIU 26 (Ind)
WLS 7 (ABC)1
WPWR 50 (MNTV)
1948–2019
20002014
2015–2019
2015-2016

Chicagoland Television
Fox Sports Chicago
Comcast SportsNet Chicago
NBC Sports Chicago
Marquee Sports Network

1995-1998
1999-2004
2005-2017
2018-2019
2020-present

Cincinnati RedsWLWT 5 (NBC)
WSTR 64 (UPN/WB)
WKRC 12 (CBS)
1948-1995
1996-1998
1999;2010–present

Sports Time
SportsChannel Cincinnati
Fox Sports Ohio
Bally Sports Ohio

1984
1990-1997
1998-2020
2021-present

Colorado RockiesKWGN 2 (Ind/WB)5
KTVD 20 (UPN/MNTV)
1993-2002
2003-2008

Fox Sports Rocky Mountain
Root Sports Rocky Mountain
AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain
MLB Local Media
(distributed to cable providers and MLB.tv)

1997-2010
2011-2017
2017–20232024-present

Los Angeles DodgersKTTV 11 (Ind/Fox)3
KTLA 5 (Ind/WB/CW)5
KCOP 13 (UPN)
KCAL 9 (Ind)
KDOC 56 (Ind)
1958-1992
1993-2001;2017–present (selected games)
2002-2005
2006-2013
2014-2016

ON TV
Dodgervision
Z Channel
SportsChannel Los Angeles
Fox Sports West 2
Prime Ticket
Spectrum SportsNet LA

1977-1984
1985-1987
1988-1989
1989-1992
1997-2005
2006-2013
2014–present

Miami MarlinsWBFS 33 (Ind/UPN)
WAMI 69 (Ind)
WPXM 35 (Pax/I)
1993-1998
1999-2001
2002-2005

Sunshine Network
Sun Sports
SportsChannel Florida
Fox Sports Florida
Bally Sports Florida

1993-1997
2006-2010
1997-1999
2000-2020
2021-present

Milwaukee BrewersWTMJ 4 (NBC)
WVTV 18 (Ind)5
WCGV 24 (Fox/UPN/MNTV; later WVTV-DT2)
WISN 12 (ABC)
WMLW-CA 41 (Ind; later WBME-CD)
WYTU-LD 63 (TMD; Spanish)
1970-1980
1981-1988;1993-1997
1989-1992;1998-2003;2014–present
2003 (selected Sundays)
2007-2011
2003–present (Sunday home games)

Sportsvue
Wisconsin Sports Network
Midwest Sports Channel
Fox Sports North
Fox Sports Wisconsin
Bally Sports Wisconsin

1984
1996-1997
1998-2000
2001-2006
2007-2020
2021-present

New York MetsWOR 9 (Ind/UPN; later WWOR)5
WPIX 11 (WB/CW)5
19621998
1999–present

SportsChannel New York
Fox Sports New York
MSG Network
SportsNet New York

1979-1997
1998-2005
2002-2005
2006-present

Philadelphia PhilliesWFIL 6 (ABC; later WPVI)1
WPHL 17 (Ind/WB/MNTV)
WTXF 29 (Ind/Fox)3
WPSG 57 (UPN/CW)
WPIX 11 (Ind; New York)
WCAU 10 (NBC)4
1959-1970
1971-1982;1993-1998;2009-2013
1983-1992
1999-2008
1958-1961 (affiliate)
2014–present

PRISM
SportsChannel Philadelphia
Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia
NBC Sports Philadelphia

1976-1997
1990-1997
1997-2017
2018-present

Pittsburgh PiratesKDKA 2 (CBS)2
WPXI 11 (NBC)
WPGH 53 (Fox)/WCWB 22 (UPN/WB; later WPNT)
1958-1994
1995-1996
1997-2001

Home Sports Entertainment
KBL Entertainment Network
Prime Sports KBL
Fox Sports Pittsburgh
Roots Sports Pittsburgh
AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh
SportsNet Pittsburgh

1983-1984
1986-1993
1994-1996
1997-2010
2011-2017
2017–2023
2024-present

San Diego PadresKOGO 10 (NBC; later KGTV)
KCST 39 (Ind/NBC; later KNSD)4
XETV 6 (Ind)
KFMB 8 (CBS)
KUSI 51 (Ind/UPN)
KTTY 69 (WB; later KSWB)
XHBJ 45
KSEX 42 (Spanish)
1969-1970
1971-1972;1984-1986
1977-1979
1980-1983;1995-1996
1987-1994;1997-2004 (Opening Day, Home Opener, and Sundays)
1995
1991-1993
unknown

San Diego Cable Sports Network
Prime Ticket/Prime Sports West
KCOX 4/ 4SD
Fox Sports San Diego
Bally Sports San Diego
MLB Local Media(distributed to cable providers and MLB.tv)

1984-1993
1994-1996
1997-2011
2012-2020
2021-2023
2023–present

San Francisco GiantsKTVU 2 (Ind/Fox)35
KICU 36 (Ind)
KNTV 11 (NBC)4
19582007
1993 (co-coverage withKTVU 2)
2008–present

GiantsVision
SportsChannel Bay Area
SportsChannel Pacific
Fox Sports Bay Area
Comcast SportsNet Bay Area
NBC Sports Bay Area

1986-1989
1990-1991
1991-1997
1998-2007
2008-2016
2017-present

St. Louis CardinalsKSDK 5 (NBC; formerly KSD)
KPLR 11 (Ind/WB)
1948-1958;1963-1987;2007-2010
1959-1962;1988-2006

Sports Time
Cencom Cable
Prime Sports Midwest
Fox Sports Midwest
Bally Sports Midwest

1984
1986-1989
1994-1996
1997-2020
2021-present

Washington NationalsWDCA 20 (UPN/MNTV)
WDCW 50 (CW)
WUSA 9 (CBS)
2005-2008
2009-2011
2012–present
Mid-Atlantic Sports Network2005–present

Former teams

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TeamStationsYears
Boston BravesWBZ 4 (NBC)2/WNAC 7 (CBS; later WHDH)
WBZ 4 (NBC)2
1948-1949
1950-1952
Brooklyn DodgersW2XBS, (NBC; later WNBT, now WNBC)4
WCBS 2 (CBS)2
WATV 13 (Ind; later WNET)
WOR 9 (Ind; later WWOR)5
WPIX 11 (Ind)5/WABC 7 (ABC)1/WABD 5 (Dumont; later WNYW)3
1939-1945
19461949
1949
1950–August 16,1953;1954-1957
August 17,1953-October 1,1953
Kansas City AthleticsWDAF 4 (NBC)
KCMO 5 (CBS; later KCTV)
1958-1961
1962-1967
Milwaukee BravesWTMJ 4 (NBC)1962-1964
Montreal ExposCBMT 6
CFCF 12
SRC
TVA
TQS
TV Labatt
WAPA 45 (Ind; Puerto Rico)
1969-mid-1980s
mid-1980s-1991
1969-1999
1982
1995-1998
1987-1989
2003-2004
New York GiantsW2XBS (NBC; later WNBT, now WNBC)4
WPIX 11 (Ind)5
WOR 9 (Ind; later WWOR)5
19391945
19471948
19491957
Philadelphia AthleticsWPTZ 3 (NBC; later KYW)2
WCAU 10 (CBS)4
WFIL 6 (ABC; later WPVI)1
1947-1954
1948-1954
1949-1954
Seattle PilotsKING 5 (NBC)1969
St. Louis BrownsKSD 5 (NBC; later KSDK)
WTVI 54 (CBS; now KTVI channel 2)
1948-1952
1953
Washington Senators (original franchise)WTTG 5 (Dumont/Ind)3
WTOP 9 (CBS; later WUSA)
1948-1958
1959-1960
Washington Senators (expansion franchise)WTOP 9 (CBS; later WUSA)1961-1971

See also

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1ABC owned television station.

2CBS owned television station.

3Fox owned television station.

4NBC owned television station.

5Superstation (bold indicates formersuperstation).

National

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Television

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English

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Free-to-air
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NetworkBrandYearsAdditional notes
CBS SportsCBSMajor League Baseball on CBS19471950World Series only from 1947 to 1950
Dumont Television NetworkDuMontWorld Series Baseball on DuMont19471949World Series only from 1947 to 1949
NBC SportsNBCNBC Sports Game of the Week (1966–1968)

Major League Baseball on NBC (1969–1989)

19471989World Series andAll-Star Game (beginning in1950) only from 1947 to 1956 and 1965
Saturday afternoonGame of the Week from 1957 to 1964 and exclusively from 1966 to 1989
Monday Night Baseball games from 1967 to 1969 and 1972–1975
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCWorld Series Baseball on ABC19481950World Series only from 1948 to 1950
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCABC Game of the Week19531954Saturday afternoonGame of the Week from 1953 to 1954
CBS SportsCBSCBS Game of the Week (1955–1964)

Yankees Baseball on CBS (1965)

19551965Saturday afternoonGame of the Week from 1955 to 1964
New York Yankees games only in 1965
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCABC Game of the Week1960Saturday afternoonGame of the Week in 1960
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCABC Game of the Week1965Saturday afternoonGame of the Week in 1965 (exclusive coverage)
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCMajor League Baseball on ABC19761989Monday Night Baseball games from 1976 to 1988
Thursday Night Baseball in 1989
CBS SportsCBSMajor League Baseball on CBS19901993Sporadic, 16 game coverage of Saturday afternoonGame of the Week plus, exclusive network television broadcaster from 1990 to 1993
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCThe Baseball Network19941995Part of a revenue sharingjoint venture with Major League Baseball andNBC called "The Baseball Network" from 1994 to 1995
NBC SportsNBCThe Baseball Network (1994–1995)

MLB All-Star Game on NBC (1996–2000)World Series on NBC (1997–1999)

19942000Part of a revenue sharingjoint venture with Major League Baseball andABC called "The Baseball Network" from 1994 to 1995
All-Star Game (in even numbered years) and postseason games only from 1996 to 2000
Fox SportsFoxMajor League Baseball on Fox1996–presentSaturday afternoonGame of the Week beginning onMemorial Day weekend from 1996 to 2006
Saturday afternoonGame of the Week for the full season since 2007
Exclusive network television broadcaster since 2001
ESPN on ABC

ABC Sports (1961–2006)

ABCESPN Major League Baseball on ABC2020–presentSelectregular season andWild Card Series games from 2020 on (produced byESPN).
NBC SportsNBCMLB Sunday Leadoff on NBC20222023WeeklySunday morning games from 2022 to 2023 (select games simulcast on NBC)
NBC SportsNBCMajor League Baseball on NBC2026–presentWeeklySunday night games from 2026 on
Cable
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NetworkBrandYearsAdditional notes
NBC Sports on USA Network

USA Sports (1980–2007)UA-Columbia Sports (1979–1980)MSG Sports Network (1977–1979)

USA Network

UA-Columbia (1979–1980)MSG Sports Network (1977–1980)

USA Network Thursday Night Baseball19791983
ESPN Inc.ESPNESPN Major League Baseball1990–present
Fox SportsFox Sports 1Major League Baseball on Fox Sports 12014–present

Spanish

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Free-to-air
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Cable
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Internet television

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NetworkBrandYears
ESPN Inc.ESPN+ESPN Major League Baseball2019–present
TNT Sports

Warner Bros. Discovery Sports (2022–2024)Turner Sports (1995–2022)TNT Sports (1989–1995)

HBO Max2022–present
ESPN Inc.Disney+ESPN Major League Baseball2024–present
ESPN Inc.ESPN DTCESPN Major League Baseball2026–present
NBC SportsPeacockMLB Sunday Leadoff on Peacock (2022–2023)

Major League Baseball on NBC (2026–present)

20222023

2026–present

Fox SportsFox One2025–present

Superstations

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Main article:Major League Baseball on superstations

Postseason coverage

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YearsWild CardLDSLCSWorld Series
ALWCNLWCALDSNLDSALCSNLCSGM1GM2GM3GM4GM5GM6GM7
GM1GM2GM3GM1GM2GM3GM1GM2GM3GM4GM5GM1GM2GM3GM4GM5GM1GM2GM3GM4GM5GM6GM7GM1GM2GM3GM4GM5GM6GM7
1970NBC
1971NBC
1972NBC
1973NBC
1974NBC
1975NBC
1976NBC
1977ABC
1978NBC
1979ABC
1980NBC
1981ABC
1982NBC
1983ABC
1984NBC
1985ABC
1986NBC
1987ABC
1988NBC
1989ABC
1990CBS
1991CBS
1992CBS
1993CBS
1994ABC/NBCABC/NBCABC/NBC
1995ABC/NBCABC/NBCABCNBCNBCABCABCNBC
1996Fox
1997NBC
1998Fox
1999NBC
2000Fox
2001Fox
2002Fox
2003Fox
2004Fox
2005Fox
2006Fox
2007Fox
2008Fox
2009Fox
2010Fox
2011Fox
2012Fox
2013Fox
2014Fox
2015Fox
2016Fox
2017Fox
2018Fox
2019Fox
2020Fox
2021Fox
2022Fox
2023Fox
2024Fox
2025Fox
2026Fox

When theLeague Championship Series was first instituted in1969, theMajor League Baseball television contract at the time allowed a local TV station in the market of each competing team to also carry the LCS games. So, for example,Mets fans inNew York could choose to watch either theNBC telecast orLindsey Nelson,Bob Murphy andRalph Kiner onWOR-TV.

1983 marked the last time that local telecasts of League Championship Series games were allowed. In1982, Major League Baseball recognized a problem with this due to the emergence ofcable superstations such asWTBS inAtlanta andWGN-TV inChicago. WhenTBS tried to petition for the right to do a "local"Braves broadcast of the1982 NLCS, Major League Baseball got aPhiladelphia federal court to ban them on the grounds that as a cable superstation, TBS could not have a nationwide telecast competing withABC's.

Since2007, MLB playoff games onTBS are not made available[1] to local over-the-air broadcasters in the participating teams' markets.[2] Under the previous contract,ESPN was required to make those games available on the air in local markets. As of 2023, Major League Baseball is currently the only "Big Four" league with regional broadcast rights whose entire postseason is exclusive to national television; theNational Basketball Associationplayoffs andNational Hockey Leagueplayoffs continue to air their first round games on both national and local television.

See also

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References

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  1. ^Hiestand, Michael (October 9, 2007)."Fox's Buck makes pitch for late show".USA Today.
  2. ^Postseason exclusivity boosted the price for TBS. If MLB continued to allow local outlets to air their team's games, the rights would have been "significantly diluted", according toNeal Pilson, the former president ofCBS Sports who now runs a broadcast consulting company. "The TBS sales people now can assure advertisers that this is the only place where people can see the games," Pilson said. "It's a judgment baseball had to make. It had to balance the revenue stream, which is formidable, against the loss of a certain number of homes."

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